Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

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aaD1s ~ as pscsets. Do at celna5fd
ifs.s Yc1r tD1 zi~ays hs elegant. Asht
eisaoiy sAd rsnnsi There Is a certain
amOs4Ht u draaz-rY through ~hica as
AosE al pass. whatever he car occupation
fos kns~ h0~ a4sn sr@ sentenced a certain
namo~r - years - prison, snd after they
aass suffered AID Sorksd oct the tsne, then
they allowed % 20 fTes. And 50 it 5
~itn al 4 "a God passed 90 u the sea-
teoes " By ths sweat Of tny brow shalt thoa
"a bread ~ must susiure cor time u
dr1Icgsry aad then, after a while, Ne Vii -
alis~ed - G. INTO comparative LIBERTY. We
must bs ~ihIng 70 sadllre the sentences. We
al suo~ ~hat drudg~ry Is coDuected with
ths beg inning or any trade or profession, bat
this does not contisus al our lives II q lie
the Students OF the merchants or the me-
chanics iffs. l know you have az
tas bezinaIns many hard time.
but after . while these things viii
become easy. You vii bs your OWE master.
Gods sentence will te satisfied You viii 10
discharged from prison. Bless God that you
have brain 70 think, and hands 20 work,
and feet - walk with. Tor ia your constant
activity. o young man, Is one Or your strong
est def-nses. Put your trust In God and do
your level hest That child had Il right when
the horses ran away with the load Of wool,
and ~ sat upon IL When sskct II he was
frightened. he said: "No, | prayed 60 God
and aQng on like beaver
AGAIN, profound respect for the Sabbath
wlli - ~ the young man powerful preserv-
atise against evil God has thrust into the
tod sne fatigue Of life a recreatlve day, when
the soul Is especially 10 be fed Il IS no new
fsagied notion u Wild Drained relorIner,
bus an institution established at the bevin-
ning God has made natural and moral laws
SO harmonious that the body as well as the
soul demands this institution Our bodies
are seven day clocks that must be wound up
as often a. that, or they will run down.
Failure must come sooner or later TO the man
who breaks the sabbath Inspiration has
called il the Lords day, and he who devotes
10 % the world Is guilty OF robbery God
viii not let ths sin 30 unpunished, either in
this world or the world % come This IS the
statement OF a man who had broken this di-
vine enactment:
II was engaged in manufacturing on the
Iehigh river. On the Sabbath used 10 rest,
but never regarded God in il. One beautiful
Sabbath, when the noise was all hushed and
the day WAS al that lOveliness could make il,
/ sat down ON my piazza and went TO work
inventing new shuttle / neither stopped
% eat nor drink til the sun went down BY
that time | had the invention completed.
The next morning exhibited il. boasted Of
my days work and was applE led. The
shuttle was tried and worked well, but that
Sabbath days work cost me $4,000. We
branched out and enlarged, and the curse of
heaven was upon ne from that day onward
While the divine frown must rest upon
him who trsmpies upon this statute, Gods
special favor will BE- upon that young man
who scrupulouslv observes IL This day.
properly observed VIII throw hallowed in
fiuence over all tho week The song and ser
mon and sanctuary wili hold back from pre-
sumptuous scenes That young man who
begins the duties Of life with either secret or
open diSrespect OF the holy day, venture TO
prophesy. viii meet with no prominent sue
oeSses- Gods curss viii fall upon his ship,
his store, his Office, his studio, bis body and
his soul The way Of the wicked h. turneth
upside down Ia one of the old fables Il was
said that wonderful child was born in Bag
dad and a magician could hear his footsteps
5000 miles away. But can hear in tho foot
step OF that young man. on his way TO the
house of worship this morning. step not only
~ lifetime of usefulness, but the coming
step Of eternal Joys OF heavens yet millions
Of miles away.
Again. noble id.ai and confident expecta-
tioD of approximating t. it will infallibly
advance The artist contsmplates in his
mind the great thought that he wishes to
transfer 70 the canvas or tho marble before
be takes up the crsyon or the chlseI The
architect plans out the entire structure be-
fore ha orders the worknen 10 begin, and
though there NAV for long while seem to lie
nothing but blundering and rudeness, he has
in bis mind every Corinthian wreath and
Gothic arch and Byzantine capital The poet
chime the first csnto Of tingling rhythms
And yet. Stranger n Us. there are men who
attempt % build their character without
knowing whether in the end it shall be a rude
traitors len or St Marks of Venice.
Men who begin 70 write the intricate
poem OF their lives without knowing
whether il shall be Homsr's Odyssey or a
rhvnsstsr's botch Nine hundred and ninety
nins men out of thousand are living without
anv great lie plot Booted snd sprrred and
pluucsi. and urging their svifs conrser in the
hottest haste come out and sSk "Halloo
man. whittier swavT HiS response Is. NO
where Rush into the busy shop or store OF
many a one. and taking the plane out of the
mans hand and laying down the vardstick
Sav. What. man Is at this about. 80 much
stir and sweatr The reply viii stumble
ard break down between teeth and
lips Every days duty ought only
% be the following up q the main plan u
existence r.et men be consistent. II t6sy
prefer rais,iae3s 70 correct courses of action.
then iet them draw ont fhe design q knav-
err and cruelty and piunder Let avery days
faisebood and wrong doing - ad5ef As color
ing 81 fbe pic-ure Tet bloody de~is rei
stripe The csn~as and re clouds of wrath
pa cod bang 3ovn heaviiT over tbe csnvas.
ready - break out IN ciawcrosls tempest.
let tb= waters - chsfsd = frcth ssnEie. and
green with irsn1essurahie dershs Then take
a torch - bufning pitch and scorch inte ths
frame - re picture the riEhtsrarse for it
namely. the ~cu. Sniciae ffene entering
ufpan sinful directions would only IN his miod.
~ On parer drsN out IN swfui reality
-his 3rezdfui f.stnre he vou'8 recoii from Is
sna zsr, "An 7 T'ante that bv nv 0vn